Canadian Citizenship
Canadian citizenship is the status of being a citizen of Canada, which gives individuals certain rights and responsibilities, including the right to vote, work and live in Canada permanently.
How to obtain Canadian citizenship?
Canadian citizenship can be obtained in several ways, including
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Birth: People born in Canada are automatically Canadian citizens, with some exceptions.
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Naturalization: Non-Canadians can apply for Canadian citizenship through naturalization, which involves meeting certain eligibility criteria and completing the citizenship application process.
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Citizenship by descent: Persons born outside Canada to one or more Canadian parents may be eligible for Canadian citizenship by descent.
Once a person becomes a Canadian citizen, he or she is entitled to various benefits, such as access to health care, social services and education. In addition, Canadian citizens can apply for a Canadian passport, which allows them to travel to many countries without a visa.
Canadian citizenship also comes with certain responsibilities, such as abiding by Canadian laws, paying taxes and participating in the democratic process by voting in elections. Dual citizenship is allowed in Canada, which means that a person can hold Canadian citizenship as well as the citizenship of another country.
Request proof of citizenship
There may be several reasons why proof of citizenship is required. Some examples are as follows:
To access certain rights and privileges: Certain benefits, such as health care, education, employment in certain government sectors, and the right to vote, are reserved for Canadian citizens. Therefore, to access these benefits, proof of citizenship may be required.
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To travel: Canadian citizens can travel without a visa to many countries around the world. However, to prove their citizenship, they must present a Canadian passport or Canadian citizenship card at the border.
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To do business: In some situations, it may be necessary to prove Canadian citizenship to obtain a loan, a professional licence, or to be considered for employment in a sensitive sector.
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To renew a document: If a Canadian citizen wishes to renew their passport, permanent resident card, or other immigration document, they will need to provide proof of Canadian citizenship to prove their eligibility.
In general, proof of citizenship is required to ensure that only Canadian citizens have access to certain benefits and privileges reserved for citizens.
Canadian Passport
The Canadian passport is an official document that establishes the identity and nationality of an individual to facilitate their travel outside of Canada. The Canadian passport is respected internationally and allows entry into more than 185 countries, making it one of the most powerful passports in the world.
Whether it's for a first-time application or a renewal, we are committed to helping Canadian citizens with their process to obtain or renew their Canadian passport smoothly.
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Assistance in filling out and submitting your application.
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Help for candidates who do not have an eligible guarantor.
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Validation of your documents and photos to ensure they meet the required standards.
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Advice on obtaining an urgent or express passport.